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You can use scissors to cut cheese or cut salami or cut herbs. You can use your hands to tear lettuce and to tear other things.

So I find that don't feel limited to your child's opportunity in the kitchen based on their

ability to work with a night.

Hey, I'm Megan.

And I'm Stacy.

And this is Didn't I Just Feed You, a podcast about feeding families because, man, kids need to eat a lot.

And frequently, too.

We're going to jump right into our what we're digging segment.

Every week, Stacy and I share one new kitchen or food thing that we're loving.

It can be a product, a trick, a technique.

It's anything that's making life easier or more

delicious. So Stacey, what are you digging this week? Ah, I like how we're moving so fast today.

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